Podcast appearances and mentions of jonathan sri

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It's our first ever live episode, recorded at Greens National Conference 2022! Drunk on power after the Greenslide, Tom gives a rousing call to arms (2:40). He's then joined by former Young Greens co-convenor Elizabeth Thompson (14:02) who age-shames Tom then talks about the young energy in the party and the trans culture wars of the recent election. Finally the member for The Gabba in Brisbane Jonathan Sri joins to chat direct action, getting arrested and the future of the movement (33:18). New bonus episode with Emerald now up for Patreon subscribers! It's a raucous chat about the behind-the-scenes workings of the Greens party. We need your help to make the show sustainable, please join at https://www.patreon.com/SeriousDangerAU  Links - Future Greens events in your area - https://greens.org.au/events  Elizabeth Thompson on Twitter - @thomsonwithap98 Jonathan Sri - https://www.jonathansri.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/jonno.sri  Twitter - @jonathan_sri  Produced by Michael Griffin Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and Patreon @SeriousDangerAU https://seriousdangerpod.com Support the show: http://patreon.com/seriousdangerau See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this weeks program Chris catches up with Cr Jonathan Sri, Greens Councillor for the Gabba, Brisbane City Council about flooding impacts in Queensland and New South Wales, priorities on repairing damaged cycling infrastructure, reducing emissions, problems with extraction of rare earths, supply chains, disposable products with the upsurge to EVs, socio economic impacts of climate changeUpdate: a temporary protected cycle lane has been installed on Coronation Drive to bypass the blocked Bicentennial BikewayLocal news includes Moving Forward: Yarra Councils draft Transport Strategy 2022,  Moreland Council: 10 Year Capital Works Programs for Walking and Cycling, two Monash cycling reseach studies: Understanding the experiences of cyclists and Cycled Study: City-wide bicycling exposure modelling study and recent Infrastructure Victoria article: Why the city needs safe and more reliable alternatives to car usage

Brisbane Greens councillor Jonathan Sri has raised the idea for a trial for a 30km/hr speed limit in Brisbane's West End. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rivermouth: Live at The Bearded Lady, West End, 8 February 2020 Rivermouth are a four-piece Brisbane band incorporating elements of hip-hop, jazz and funk. Formed in 2011, they are made up of MC Jonathan Sri, keyboard player Geoff Wong, bassist Caroline Townsend and drummer Andrew Carter. With a background in spoken-word poetry, Sri raps lyrics that are mostly political in nature over Townsend's fretless bass grooves and Wong's tinkling piano. Songs incorporate themes such as colonialism, capitalism, gentrification and prejudice. In 2016 Sri was elected to the Brisbane City Council, representing the inner-city Gabba Ward, and was subsequently re-elected in 2020. Rivermouth released their first EP, "Etchings and Scratchings", in 2013, and their album "Subtropical Metropolis?" in 2021, with a few singles in between. Includes an interview with Jonathan Sri. Recorded by Scott Mercer Mixed by Jonathan Virgona Show production, engineering and host: Scott Mercer Originally aired via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday November, 2021

The Mouldy Lovers: Live at The Bearded Lady, West End, 8 February 2020 The Mouldy Lovers began as a small folk project in Brisbane in 2010 when Louis Whelan and Jade Channells began making music together in high school. Matt Hsu was the next to join a few months later, gradually followed by many, many others as the group exploded into a large collective centred around the inner-city suburb of West End. With a standard backline of drums, bass and guitar, The Mouldies arsenal also includes a horn section, singers, rappers and a piano accordian, playing material inspired by Romani, Klezmer, reggae, ska and punk music. Band members have come and gone over the years, with the roster including Jen Horn, Henri Paternoster, Nicholas Downing, Caroline Townsend, Gavin Cook, Jessica McFayden, Jonathan Sri, Kat Bermingham and Steph McIntyre. Mouldies shows are a colossal and joyous force to be reckoned with. They quickly became popular as a live act around Brisbane, and their renown eventually led to shows at festivals across Australia. The band managed to squeeze into the studio several times earlier on in their career, with the early EPs "Unhinged Hijinks" and "Candy Bling Shoes String" in 2010 and "Kakistocracy" in 2011. Full-length albums "Yonder Ruckus" and "Mondegreen" followed in 2013 and 2015, respectively. The set you'll be hearing on this episode was recorded on the occasion of the band's ten-year anniversary. It was a sold-out affair that raised money for WIRES and the First Nations Communities Fire Relief Fund in the wake of recent bushfires. The Mouldy Lovers are now on hiatus, though despite what they say during this set, they have performed since, at the Tablelands Folk Festival in October 2020. Many members of the band remain busy with other projects, including Rivermouth, Matt Hsu's Obscure Orchestra, loulou and Old Semeil. Recorded by Scott Mercer Mixed by Jonathan Virgona Show production, engineering and host: Scott Mercer Originally aired via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 24 October, 2021

Monday Breaky 26 July 2021//with Jacob and Phuong// 7.00AM: Priya Kunjan from Women on the Line speaks with Kerry Klimm and Associate Professor Chelsea Watego on the effects of racism on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and how people resist racism every day. Catch the full conversation here.// 7.30AM: Jiselle Hanna from Asia Pacific Currents is joined by Sujata, a “social justice and labour movement activist” based in Mumbai. Sujata discusses the effects Covid 19 is having on the working class in India.// 7.45AM: Jan Bartlett from Tuesday Hometime speaks to Max Costello about a Comcare investigation into the medical treatment of 4 year old Tharnicaa Murugappan on Christmas Island, and some of the challenges from remotely detained refugees to access healthcare. // 8.00AM: Jacob discusses the social and environmental externalities of Brisbane hosting the 2032 Olympics with Jonathan Sri, a Greens Councillor for the Gabba Ward at Brisbane City Council. // 8.20AM: Meg and Kevin from City Limits speak to Housing Activist and RMIT Professor Libby Porter on the Public Housing Renewal Project and Victoria's Big Housing Build program. //SONG: Higher by Budjerah

Greens councillor Jonathan Sri is lobbying for a public vote as to whether Brisbane should host the 2032 Olympics. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Political protest is a form of free speech and is seen as fundamental to democracy. In a time of COVID, however, large public gatherings are considered potentially hazardous. And governments have banned certain forms of protest.  Is the right to protest being undermined?

Political protest is a form of free speech and is seen as fundamental to democracy. In a time of COVID, however, large public gatherings are considered potentially hazardous. And governments have banned certain forms of protest.  Is the right to protest being undermined?

Political protest is a form of free speech and is seen as fundamental to democracy. In a time of COVID, however, large public gatherings are considered potentially hazardous. And governments have banned certain forms of protest.  Is the right to protest being undermined?

This morning on Let’s Talk Dan Rennie speaks to newly … Continued

In the Music Real Episode 153 I chat with Councillor Jonathan Sri who is a writer, musician and community worker who was elected in March 2016 as Brisbane's first ever Greens city councillor, representing the Gabba Ward.Jonathan produced the Gabba Ward Shutdown Album 2020: The Art of Hibernation which was released in September. We talk about the impact of the lockdowns on the Creative, Arts and Entertainment industries, government response and how local council in Brisbane is finding creative ways to support these industries. https://themusicreal.com.au/2020/10/23/councillor-jonathan-sri-the-art-of-hibernation/

Nick McKim is a Tasmanian senator and the co-deputy leader of The Australian Greens.  He joined me via Zoom (sorry) from Tasmania to discuss the Morrison government's (sometimes okay but generally shitty) response to the COVID crisis, the neoliberal Labor Party, how this pandemic affects folks in immigration detention and the current Greens' plebiscite on the election of the federal leader.  If you’ve got the means please support this show by becoming a Patron Join the LIASYO Facebook group here please and thank you If you’re a Greens member who supports the One Member One Vote model for leadership election, please consider adding your name to this open letter @NickMcKim Nick's page on the Greens' website Join The Greens (if you like) Information about the Greens' leadership plebiscite ARTICLE: The Greens are founded on the principle of grassroots democracy - the leadership vote should be no exception by Michael Berkman, Mehreen Faruqi, Tammy Franks, Tim Hollo & Scott Ludlam ARTICLE: As former Greens leaders, we ask members not to shut the party room out of leadership votes by Bob Brown, Christine Milne & Richard Di Natale ARTICLE: It's out decision: electing the parliamentary leader by Dylan Griffiths ARTICLE: So how much power does the leader of the Australian Greens actually have? by Jonathan Sri  If you’re a Greens member who supports the One Member One Vote model for leadership election, please consider adding your name to this open letter VIDEO: Why the Green New Deal matters Causes of the Week: The Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (asrc.org.au), The Unemployed Workers' Union (unemployedworkersunion.com) 

The growing homelessness and public housing crisis in Australia is being tackled head on by community members in Queensland. We speak to The Gabba ward councillor and Greens member Jonathan Sri in Brisbane about efforts to confront homelessness.

Jonathan Sri is Councillor of the Gabba Ward in Brisbane. He has embraced social media as a way to communicate openly with residents    sharing his work, asking for feedback and promoting change within his community. In this episode we discuss his career and the role of politics in the development of the city. 

Episode 7 - Jonathan Sri (GRN) - Brisbane Councillor for The Gabba Ward. The Gabba Ward covers the suburbs of Woolloongabba, Dutton Park, East Brisbane, Highgate Hill, Kangaroo Point, South Brisbane and West End. 0:00 - Intro and updates 1:50 - Interview with Jonathan Sri begins Keep up to date with what Jonathan is up to in The Gabba by: - following him on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jonathan_sri - liking him on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonno.sri - checking out his website: www.jonathansri.com The Brisbane Renters Alliance is having a launch party on the 30th of June. You can find out all about it and them here: https://www.brisbanerentersalliance.org/about Don't forget to like, rate, review, comment, subscribe and share :) Follow us on Twitter and Facebook for updates and information: www.facebook.com/WhoPoliticians/ twitter.com/WhoPoliticians Or drop us an email at peoplepoliticians@gmail.com, with any recommendations for guests and questions etc

Ben speaks to Jonathan Sri, the Councillor for The Gabba about his objections to the Queen's Wharf project

In this episode of Living the Dream Jon (@JonPiccini ) andDave (@withsobersenses) chat with Anna – all-round good egg and comrade pivotalto Radio Reversal and Brisbane Free University –about the successful Brisbane City Council election campaign of Jonathan Sri , the opposition to the WestVillage development and the emergence of struggles around the Right to theCity. What’s going on, how do all these pieces fit together and what do theytell us about struggles within-against-and-beyond capitalism for lives ofdignity?   Related Reading David Harvey – The Rightto The City The Economics ofWest Village